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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-05
ORDINANCE No.
Be 1t ordained By the Common Council of
the city of Kenosha:

Be 1t ordained By the Common Council o.
the city of Kenosha:
Section 1. That permission and au-
thority is hereby granted and conferred
upon Ernst G. Timme, Esq, his heirs
and assigns, to construct, maintain and
keep in repair sewer or drain from his
dwelling house, situate on block No. IL,
in the Fourth ward of the city of Keno
sha, Wisconsin, to run south across
Pearl street to point near the sidewalk
On the south side of said Pearl street
from thence to run easterly in said Pearl
street to a point indicated by line due
south from the east line of lot 8, in block
Is, or as near said point as necessary for
ample drainage facilities. And to that
end the said Ernst G. Timme is hereby
authorized to make the necessary exca-
vations in and across said Pearl street,
provided that the said street be restored
to its former condition for use by the
general public as a street, and such
sewer or drain shall be recognized as a
lawful structure.
Section 2. Said sewer or drain shall
10 dA40OA VIC OAOtoo1bO CO4ldOl vi SctIU
Ernst G. Timme, his heirs and assigns,
from and after its completion, and with
out permission from him or them no
person or persons may connect any pri-
vate drain with said sewer, and any vio-
lation of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be punishable by fine not exceed
ing twenty dollars.
Section 8. This ordinance shall be
in force from and after its passage and
publication.
The committee to whom the petition
for improvement of Maple street was
referred reported against any expendi-
ture at present.
Report accepted.
The designations of the officers and
members of Rescue Hook and Ladder
Co. No. /, Star Hose Co. No. /, hide
pendent Hose Co. No. 8 and Active
Hose Co. No. 4, were presented, and,
on motion, accepted.
The special committee on fire depart
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M. ]. Kelley started up his thresher
Wednesday morning on Geo. Andruss'
farm.
The new bridge over the O'Plaine on
the old Plank road is completed.
Mr.. S. B. Bowen, of New York, has
been spending the past week with his
cousin, Mrs. S. e. Epson.
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EDUCATIONAL LECTURES

Mrs. E. L. Saxon and Mrs. Rev.
Olympia Brown, according to adver-
tisement, lectured in the Court House
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Saxon
is a Southern woman, long in the lee
ture field, and has a national reputa-
ton. She sustained we'll here her
character as an accomplished lecturer.
Mrs. Brown has for many years been a
resident of Racine, and is known as a
talented speaker. Both women lee
tured again last evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-05

The exercises at Lake Bluff arc pro.
ceeding quietly, without unpleasant in.
references, as last year, when the
dancing element got partial control of
the Hotel Irving. the principal public
house in the place, much to the disgust
of the good people, to whom the man.
agement of Lake Bluff rightly belongs.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

August l, 1887.
Present-Mayor Stemm Aid. Rowe,
Brister, Widman, Sorensen, Charles,
Priddis, Piehl and McGivern.
Minutes of last regular and special
meetings, 2Sth, read and approved.
Petition relative to general enforce
ment of the Sunday law read, and, on
motion of Aid. Rowe, laid On the table
by the following vote:
Ayes-Rowe, Brister, Priddis, Piehl
and McGivern.
Nay-Widman, Sorensen and Charles.
Petition for location of fire hydrant at
corner of julius and West streets referred
to the committee on fire department.
Bills approved and allowed:
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ture in 1860. The story of his explo-
ration with the help of an Indian
guide, to find a site for town on the
shore Of the lake, suitable for the con-
struction Of harbor, and of his early
adventures, altogether make an inter-
esting chapter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-05

Joseph Pepin, alias Smith, alias Tall
man, has been arrested in Chicago fol-
swindling ladies in search of Office EN-.
ployment. 1t was his practice to adj
vertise for lady copyists, stenographers,
etc., secure $40 or more from them and
disappear. He was held by Justice
Lyon under $500 for one week. Ladies,
look out for this class OF swindlers.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1887.

The General Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America is in session the present week
in Philadelphia. Rev. James M. Cleary,
of Kenosha, President of the Union,
preached the opening sermon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-05

Better stop your cough while you can.
Bye and bye nothing will do it. 1t is
worth needing that Parker's Tonic is
the best thing known for coughs, colds,
torpid liver, kidney troubles and weak
lungs. You risk your life in waiting.
Take it while there is yet time.
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The committee on streets and alleys
reported in favor of the adoption of the
ordinance in favor of E. G. Timme relat-
ing to sewer.
On motion, the report was accepted,
and motion to adopt the ordinance
carried unanimously. 1t follows:
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Mrs. CnaS. BrlStOW, or Rockford, LII
arrived here on Thursday, and is VISITING
at her mothers.
Mrs. Darwin Coe, Of Chicago, arrived
here on Saturday, and is staying at he]
sisters, Mrs. G. o. Vincent.
DIR. Sherer took q trip to st. Paul
starting last Thursday.
Miss Belle Crowley, of Chicago, ar
rived here on Saturday, and is breathing
country air at Mr.. Henry Burdick's
and enjoying visit with her sister and
family.
Mrs. Annie Craney is taking a short
rest at home.
Miss Nellie O'Brien, of Kenosha, il
enjoying rural scenes and breathing
Bristol air.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Farr, of Kenosha
are rusticating at Woodwork.
Volney Bassett delivers this week to
Hoffman & Udell 81 fat hogs at $500
per hundred, live weight. Mr.. Bassett
has bought of R. F. Roberts two Chester
white sows, one with 9 pigs.
hA 1tC11 III tll6 milwaukee, ICCfItIflSl
says buyers in Jefferson county were
paying $500 per hundred, live weight,
for hogs.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Congregational church met ON Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Henry Black
man.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional Society organized society of
Christian Endeavor on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Bristow, of Rockford, ar
rived on Monday. and is visiting her Iar-
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Lemuel Spencer.
Mrs. Rristow brought her babe to breathe
pure country air and recuperate from
nearly fatal attack of cholera infantum,
Rev. Calvin Selden went down to Chi.
cago on Monday, to spend few days
with his family.
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The common council of Eau Claire
appropriates bonus of $4,000 to Sc
cure the location in the city of steel
works.
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. Joseph Sneesby's mother came
up from Lake county to visit him last
week.
Delbert and Colbert Osborne took a
trip down to Gurnee to see their sister,
Mrs. Sneesby.
There was large audience at AS.
bury on Sunday. and goodly number
took the sacrament, and thus swore
fealty to Jesus Of Nazareth. By re-
quest. the Elder repeated funeral SER
mon.
Miss Nellie De Yonk has returned
home from Chicago. She thinks Bristol
a better place to live in than Chicago.
Mrs. Manly's son Floyd upset a tea.
pot of boiling water, and is very badly
scalded.
Mrs. A. Gulick came over and took
Mrs. r. F. Roberts over to see Mrs.
Corsbie. They found one boy and the
baby having IA hard time of it, and they
kept Mr.. c. very busy.
Took trip over south on Sunday. I
found that Elder Reynolds is repairing
things down there. He has fair-sized
congregation, and is "winning golden
opinions from all kinds of men," Wes-
ley is no longer deserted temple.
Rev. = Fisher, colored Baptist
preacher, is staying at Mr.. A. ]. Bene-
diets for the benefit of his health.
Elder Selden showed the people at
the Plank Road church the difference
between the baptism by John and
christian baptism, and among his
hearers was Baptist minister. Guess
he did not get converted to sprinkling,
ELI
The Pettigrews, of Flandreau, Da-
kota, came to visit their relatives in
Bristol a short time ago.
We are pretty dry up in north Bris.
tol, but south Bristol is dryer, and some
seem to think there will be no rain in
August. Oh, my
My crops are suffering severely.
shall not have more than peck of
Eaters and about three ears of sweet
corn. The only thing that prospers is
sunf1owers, and they look languishing.
Oh, my!
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Clay County Criminal Cases.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL. Ind, Jan. 15-The grand jury, after
four days session, has returned an indictment
for murder in the first degree, against james
Blackwood, the Cordonia miner. charged with
the murder Of mis- wife on Nov 16. Blackwood
was taken to Terre Haute to escape lynching,
which, however was more feared. through the
examples of Vineennes, Shoals and 9th
er places in the States, than threat
ened, because of the diabolical character
OF the deed. He was returned here for trial
some days ago on the opening of the present
term of court The report that man named
Moore. living near Cardonia, had made admis-
sions that would implicate him in the murder
proved 60 be incorrect. It is believed to have
been started by party or parties manctously
disposed toward Moore, and. that it Was given
plausibity by the latters attempt at suicide. The
evidence against Blackwood seems clear, and 1t Is
thought he will confess his guilt and thereby
save his neck. His trial Is set for the oath inst
There is no fear that the process of the law will
be interrupted by lynching bee, and Blackwood
does not express q desire for change of venue.
The grand jury also returned an Indictment
against tough named Mckay, for assault with
intent to kill. The assault was committed at
Carbon. Nov. 8. Mckay is a Democrat, and his
victim, Rees James, of Parke county, a Repub-
lican They fought over politics. James's
throat was cut, and his jugular vein severed.
He is yet in critical condition, and may not re-
cover.
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Franklin.

John Bullock and wife visiting relatives in Ne
Hada Mo- Dick Mcclellan, of Indianapolis visited
IN this city last week VIM. O. Halfaker ard Belle
Jones were married on Wednesday evening last.
Prof NJ j. Maxwell has been assisting Rev. 8. E.
Bright Of the NJ E. Church. in revival service
Prof Maxwell is Sam Joness musical director and
left Friday for Boston, where he joins Sam Jones
in a rnd baked beans Rev. r. NJ. McMillen and
wife returned from Lebanon, KY, Wednesday
evening to which place they called by the death
Of friend .Eb Whitesides is in Louisville having
engaged with wholesale house of that place Miss
Matte Sturgeon returned home last Monday after .
visit with her friend, Miss Della Osborne of Plain
field Charles Hunt and wife have returned from
Columbus. They will reside in this place. Mrs.
Charles Heyder, daughter of Judge Wooden. returned
tTacted visit with relatives in this city. "A very
pleasant seghng rarity went out to the residence
Mr. John Whitesdes on Wednesday evening ID. D.
Bergen visited Rushville last week
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Columbus.

Albert Dill,ian of Blue Earth. MINI, is visiting
friends here The Christian and the Baptist
Churches have been holding protracted meetings for
two weeks, and quite religious revival has been in
progress. Miss Zue Shirk has been forced by i'll
health to give PIP temporarily her position in the
pubEc school, which is filed by her mother. Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Shirk. Miss Molie Raymond, much esteemed
foung lady died Sunday last, and was taken to
Edinburg for interment. Ed Coleman and son
home have gone to Illinois business - IT homas
$hornwsll and Mrs. George Benner have returned to
@terling ILL.,, after spending several days with rela
1ves Albert Jones former county clerk of this
&ounty died at Vincennes Tuesday last, and was
brought Ire for burial on Wednesday afternoon
The CHI, 4. Of the Christian Church preparing
splendid rendition of Farmers Mass which will be
given to the public Miss Florence johnson IS
home from a stay of several weeks in North Vernon
70 the delight Of her many friends. The German
Club gave another of their excellent enter tainments
II Knights Of Labor Hall Tuesday evening.
Aquilla JONES' wife and daughter of Indianapolis at
On Wednesday Miss Lizzie Toohey and Miss Ethel
stevens have gone Terre Hauts to attend ST. Mary
achool .Rolla Lodge K. of p attended the nstaa-
ton of the officers of Bvran Lodge at Hope Thurs
day. number of ladies accompanied them. All re-
port pleasant time. The Columbus band will give
grand masquerade ball on the evening of tho 18th.
49,. William A. Albeit has returned from two weeks
visit to Iowa Mrs. William Henderson is visiting
her brothers. family at Seymour. Henry Lang jr.,
and wife returned to Louisville Tuesday after week
visit to relatives in this city Mr. Charles Brown
Hpd sister. of Ashmore. H., returned home Friday
after pleasant visit with the family of w. @. Larue
Scar this city. N. w. Vawer of North Madison. is
Jhe guest of his son, of this city.
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Sullivan.

Miss Lucy Daugherty, of Leroy Ill.,, has been Wis
roe is visiting at Mt. Pulaski with Mrs George Mon
roe Mrs. A. W. Smyser the guest of Mrs Fl
+. Smyser and other friends at Windsor last week
,--.M Mrs. Thomas Fulton and family have departed
for their future home at Success. Mo. Mrs s. S
Milan of st. Joe Mo- guest of Sullivan friends
friends here last week Miss Amanda Frantz who
has been visiting friends in Springfield and Sherman
has returned home NJ Mcdonald is visiting his
Miss Lizzie Mattox were married in this city jan IL
by Rev. NJ. R. Morgan. Miss Maud Kennedy, of Beth
any is q guest of Sullivan friends. Mrs J. Nj
Driver visited Decatur friends last week Mrs G.
W. Pagne is visiting her mother at Ludlow Mr.
and Mrs. Scales, OF Arcola. were guests of Mrs &c
Hall last week.
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Mattoon.

Mrs. Frank D. Dole is seriously ILL. DIR. A. T.
Robertson, of Asnmore, was a guest of Mattoor
friends Thursday. Rev. O. s. Thompson has'beer
absent most of the week assisting Rev. E. D. Rankin
Of Seoga visited Nation friends this week Hon
John Dye of indianapolis will deliver lecture il
the Hghschool building In this city, Jan. %. Sub
Erie. H. visited in Nation the past week.
Samuel Borof has removed his family to Terre Haute
this week. Miss Susie Walter of Hillsboro ILL.,, i
a guest of her sister, Mrs. H. E. Holmes. Miss Lucy
James visited Arcola friends the past week :. Miss
Cora Sanborn visited in bingham last week .Lul,
and Eta Price have returned from visi, with Mis-.
Minnie Wamsley, in Terre Haute. ;. Miss Minnie
Voigt is student in the Jacksonville OILY Conserve
tory of Music. Louis Katz and wife home from
Cincinnati David Quick and family wilt remove *
Charleston Ill -. Mrs. D. H. Hamman of Kankakee
H., visited II. DAZZLING and wife over Sunday.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Miss Oscar Fuson is guest of Mrs. g. l. Hodges.
at Dillon. Neb.--.W. H. Purcell of this city, and
Miss Pollock. Of Danville. ILL.,, were married Friday
Miss Kate Whittier has gone to Chicago to study
vocal music. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. of Indianapolis
Mrs James Harris of Kalamazoo, Mich, and George
Harris and wife, Of Springfield guests OF Payne
Harris and wife Payne Harris and wife invited
their many friends help them celebrate their golden
wedding Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J. Bacon is
home from Lowell Mass, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Candee, who will spend part of the winter
here George W. Hertges is off trip to Cafor-
mia. Mr.. Spencer of Mendoza, ILL.,. is guest OF L.
Cushman. M D. Epstein, formerly resident OF
this city was married in the Hebrew Temple. at
Springfield, ILL.,, Wednesday, to Miss Fannie Myers,
Of that city.
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Marion.

Mus. Gland Martin and Mrs. Pinkie Pierce left for
Alma. Ark. on Monday James G. aoldthwait re-.
turned to Chicago on Monday. James ". Sweitser
md wife ara away tour including Washington
and New York Mrs. Leo Nusshaum is visiting her
parents at Logansport Blanche Hooket returned on
"Wednesday, after an eight months absence in Kan
gas DR.; George Daniels and wife have returned to
Point Isabel Art Jay has returned to Kansas .
VIII Iryine mas returned to Lincoln,
Eeb---Phil Lyons Is visiting his father ct
Vincennes -. Simeon Nussbaurn has re-
turned from a short visit to his
parents at Plymouth Miss Daisy Hulley has re-
Turned 20 her home at Xenia. Miss Lucie Hum
phreys has returned from extended visit at Ur-
bana, o. IN. NJ Landis has resigned the position of
Dourt ter of this circuit to accept cerkship
with Secretary OF State Griffin Norman Beckley.
w. & ~. were in town Friday Ernest Reeves, Of
Toledo spent portion of the week here B. T.
Burk, Of Middletoysn. Ind. visited here Thursday -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tucker of Mt. Clemens, Mich,
pre- visiting Herman Wigger and wife, the parents Of
Mrs. Tucker
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Montezuna.

Misses Nettie and Flo Stephenson visited friends in
Alta over SUNDAY. s. z. Hancock WAS in Attica on
last Sunday The infant of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Jehnsen died last Ss turday. at O'Clock and was
buried on Sunday Oakland Cemetery = Mrs Car
RE Carmichael was suddenly called 10 Columbus
Ind account of the illness OF her cousin MissZ le
Shi,k Miss Mayme Arm returned home the first of
the weok - Mr.. Bannister, of Terre Haute, was in
town on Monday Mrs Marcus Harris nee
Bredenback, Is expected home soon. Wallace Nc
'Cune of Rockville. came to Montezum one
evening this week George La Mont is at home
helrng his father this week -.I Little Mamie Berry
Is SLOWLY recovering from typhoid fever Fred Arm
OF indianapolis, il the guest of his parents John
Osborn and NJ. 4. Davis were in Rockville on Thurs
day Severalo OF our young folks are invited to the
reception given by the Star Dancing Club Of Rock.
vile Ind on Jan. ID -Dave Iinebarger was in
Tsrre Hsute on Monday The Presbyterian Church
is holding rotracted meeting The Euchre Club
meets at the Central House on Monday night The
sleigh ng party for Thursday night of this week is
postponsd indefinitely. James Wilson, Of the
High school teachers IL 81 ok MISS Nettie Stephen
son has charge IF his Miss Nellie Jacobs is
sst unable to attend school, account Of her Illness
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Victory for a Railway Company.


WABASH, Ind, Jan. Is. - Superintendent
Lamport of the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan
railroad, this afternoon received advices from
Centerville. Mich, where the suit of the Benton
Harbor Pillow Company against the railway has
been on trial the past week, that the case had
been decided in favor of the railroad people, the
jury being out but shsrt time. The suit,
which was for 800. 900, was based on the alleged
destruction of the extensive pillow works q the
company by fire originating from spark from
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan locomotive.
The original demand was for $50, 900, and this Is
the third trial. the railway people having been
victorious in the former trials.
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Windsor,

Miss Lucy Cordsr, Of Gays visited here this week.
80 K. Brown and wife, of NATION, visited in
Windsor the past week Miss Celia Walker was q
guest of Windsor friends the past week F. Rich
ardson made visit to Springfield this week Mrs
Carney of Gilman H.. is guest of Mrs. A. ii.
Hatch Mrs. Geo. Garvin and Mrs. F. D. Gould
visited N Decatur last week Mrs. D. f. Richardson
Haute . John Nichols and wife of Coles were guests
OF Mrs T. Hilsabeck early in the week The youag
people enjoyed very pleasant party at the residence
OF y. L. Warder Wednesday evening Charles Hood
and Miss Clara B. Tucker. OF Ash Grove were mar
ried last Sunday John Crocker and Miss Dora
Robinson were married at the home of the brides
ents near this city. Jan. 9.
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MOrrfAtown.

Mr.. Joseph Simmons aad wife, OF Liston, d, T..
Rogers, at the Valley House. . Mr. and Mrs. L. e.
Mcdonald gave social ia honor Of Miss Mamie Hull
Friday a CHIT There will be an ATTEMPT made
this week 10 reorganize the local dramatic cona-
pany and at once prepare to render a drama
IN honor and for the benefit of the old instructor
the past two weeks and the coastine advant
ages of this place have made the season one of un-
bounded enjoyment to the young people "A pre-
eramme has been arranged for concert to be held at
the Christian Church on Friday evening.
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Urban2.

Clay Killer, of Dayton, o.. is 9 visitor in the city
Mrs G. B. TAYLOR, Of Shslbyville is guest of rela-
tives here Mrs J. II. Brownlee has returned from
GRANVILLE, H. Mrs Jennie Scroggins, of Indianapo-
lis. was visitor In the city Monday Charles Snapp
and wife visited in Danville. Ill, this week Mrs.
Ed Gray, who has been guest of Mrs. Kate Insley,
has returned to her homo at Rutland. nl.- Miss
uate of the University Of Illinois now lives at Mil.
bank, d. -Urbana people are highly gratifed at
the appointment of Miss Hattie Thompson IS post
1ds Haines visiting in Danvins. Ill.,. Mr.. and
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.



Female College, Oxford, o.. Miss Susie Van Valken-
burg returned to her home at Plymouth, Ind, on
Monday. after a short visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Frank G: Mosbaugh- Mr.. Ros Whelan and
daughter Lizzie spent much of last week among
friends in Cincinnati Mrs. Flo Reynolds, with her
Shree children. of Springfield O., is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ebert. The public in
3tallation of officers of Cambridge Post; e. A. r., on
Tuesday night, largely attended Visiting mem
beers from all the surrounding posts, and ex,
soldiers, were well represented. The wives and
3ady friends there and entered into the spirit of
the occasion. Following is the list of new officers:
John Cornell, commander; John H. Bowman, othcer
Of the day; j. v. Bowman, v. c.: j. Mauk, s. y; VI;
o. S. Wilson, @ Nj; George Weast, adjutant; Gilbert
Crossley. chaplain Mrs Carrie Alexander and Mrs.
Celia Frampton, of Pendleton. Ind, spent
the holidays with their parents here =
Cambridge Lodge No. 9, K of p. elected the follow
Eng officers, who installed on last Thursday even.
ing: William Hastings. G. c.; w. c. DAVIS, V; ";
Henry Tabke. prelate; W. f. Medsker. NJ f.; >.
Fl. Clark NJ. e. w. P. Stair. K OF II. y;
John Fahner, M. A.. Milton Strckler, trustees VIM
n Stair, representative to the grand lodge live
II party visited the home of Mr.. Pat Maroney on
Knesday evening. 1t composed of Mrs. kebecca
Ewain Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis. Misses Maggie
Bond Susie Harding and Alice Swain, and Harry
Wilson and Ed. Mccartney.